Cape May High School - Yam Epac Yearbook (Cape May, NJ)

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NANCY CAROLYN TAYLOR Nance Commercial Cold Spring She may be quite plain and far from iancy. But there is none sweet- er than our Nancy. Commercial Club 147, President 1475 Iunior Prom Committee 1375 House and Grounds Committee 1375 Intramu- ral Basketball 1275 School Paper 12, 3, 475 Ad Com- mittee 13, 475 Yearbook Staff 12, 3, 47, Business Manager 1475 Student Council 11, 2, 3, 47, Sec- retary 1475 Band 1175 Orchestra 1175 Sub-Iun- iors 13, 47, Vice-Presi- dent 147. 'Y Q' 'S. ' IAMES WOOLSON Iimmy General Cape May Point Cape May Point will come to grief When Iimmy becomes its fire chief. Baseball 1275 Intramural Basketball 1375 Yearbook Staff 1475 Key Club 12, 3, 475 School Paper 147, Exchange Editor 147. PAUL TOY Paul College Preparatory Cape May Since science has in- vented radar. Paul is able to drive a car. Football 12, 3, 475 Bas- ketball 12, 3, 475 Key Club 13, 475 Fire Patrol 13, 475 Boys' Chorus 1275 Band 11, 2, 3, 475 Or- chestra 11, 2, 375 School Play 1375 Monitor 1375 Yearbook Staff 1475 Iun- ior Prom Committee 137. 'S M- we 5, as . Q '55 1 . -, y I 7 4 WILLIAM WRIGHT IR. il1 College Preparatory Villas Billy's future is all set. He'll make his dough with a clarinet. Intramural Basketball 13, 475 Track 12, 375 In- tramural Track 1175 Gym- nastic Team 1275 Band 11, 2, 3, 475 Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 475 Key Club 12, 3, 47, Secretary 1475 Iunior Prom Committee 1375 School Paper 147. viii' QP' ROSE MARIE TRAINO Rosie Commercial Villas Rosie may not he known for her poise. But she's quite clever at making noise. Intramural Basketball 12, 3: 47, Captain 137, Manager 1475 Intramural Volley Ball 137, Co-Cap- tain 1375 Iunior Prom Committee 1375 Commer- cial Club 147, Vice-Pres- ident 1475 Glee Club 12, 3, 475 Yearbook Staff 1475 School Paper 1475 Ad Committee 147. is-L , .uv-ff' EUGENE VELLI Gene General Cape May Use your head. give it care. Don't let Eugene cut your hair. Football 11, 2, 3, 47, Co-Captain 13, 475 Bas- ketball 12, 3, 475 Base- ball 1l, 2, 3, 475 Boys' Chorus 12, 3, 475 Intra- mural Basketball 1175 Fire Patrol 12, 3, 47, As- sistant Chief 1475 Class President 1275 Iunior Prom Committee 1375 In- tramural Track 12, 3, 475 Yearbook Staff 147, Lay- out Artist 147.

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1 If I S4 3' , 5.5 , I .fit t l 4 , ' 4 'A .5 7,4 x P ig, 3 1 C 5 u -1-1-lv One day Mr. Stinner gave a chosen few of the Seniors a preview of his latest invention the TELEPROPHETICVIEWER, a machine that has the wonderful property of seeing into the future. By twisting a number of little dials and knobs, Mr, Stinner focused a picture on the screen. As the picture came into focus, we saw that it was a formal dinner, and there at the speakers' table was BUD SWAIN. He was being made the 23rd vice-president of the General Electric Co. as a result of his selling the ESKIMOS a large order of refrigerators. Twisting a few more dials, Mr. Stinner changed the scene to the beach on a bright, sunny, summer day, and, what did we see but EDDlE'S BEACH SERVICE! EDDIE CAMPBELL had taken over Steger's business when Coach had retired. Upon turning on another switch, we saw a huge store with flashing neon signs that proclaimed this to be LORRAINES FASHIONS As we went through the door we saw RAE BARNETT the proud owner of this large establishment Later when we were leaving some familiar faces caught our attention Nearby was a salesgirl FRANCES ROMAN who was giving invaluable aid to VIRGINIA RAINEY a steady customer of LORRAINE FASHIONS Then the scene was switched to a unique night club THE 48er It was the gala celebration of the 10th anniversary of the graduation of the owner BEN COLAMECO from his old Alma Mater Cape May High Looking around the Club we saw some more familiar faces of those who had made good CHARLOTTE HUGHES the great stage screen and television star was accompanied by her husband DAVE DORAN an Admiral in the Merchant Marine Seated across the floor from them were PAT BUTLER and her latest flame PAUL TOY who had been seen together quite frequently since the opening of his new success THE UNSUSPENDED a smash hit from the very opening night The new exciting entertainer BILL WRIGHT was sending everyone out of this world with his s m o o t h music' Entoying this music were BUCKY HALBRUNER and his wtfe MARTY PHILLIPS HALBRUNER who were spending a second honeymoon at the 48er Marty was discussing high school days with IUNE BROWN and CAROLYN HOWEY while thelr husbands were talking to AL CRESSE now a confirmed bachelor and also the owner and manager of the trans continental HEALTHO MILK CORPORATION By pushing another button Mr Stinner shifted the scene to the beach again Here we found the largest most modern hotel south of Maine north of Florida and west of Europe CURT HARRIS was the man responsible for this new wonder in the garden spot of the universe Focusing our machine around the hotel we found quite a few of the graduates of the class of 48 working for Curt We saw WES OURAM driving his 58 Cadillac convertible into WALT KELLERS service station on the ground floor of the hotel A few feet up the hall we saw a barber shop with none other than GENE VELLI the singing barber singing away as he was giving GENE TAYLOR a hair cut GENE TAYLOR told him that he was home for a farmers banquet given 1n honor of GEORGE EWING and NORMAN HAND who had Just slgned a contract wth I P Burpee Seed Co to raise their new lima beans wlthout pods for the Burpee Co WALT OLIVER was also flying in for the dinner from the West where he owned acres and acres of wheat A we went up to the terrace we found LEE SHARP the head life guard in the midst of several attract1ve bathmg beauties LEE looked very happy his work must have agreed wtth htm At the entrance of the terrace we saw MARY J ,S sr 4-at 5. , IX -,-,.. N ' I if A I - - ' - I A if ' I 1-,sf .-- jg .... 7 1' ' ' I I l IGI ,. - A I I I 'Q I P ' ' sd - . 2311.1 ' ' ' ' .T-- - ' I , ii Q . . . . V E I K img . . . . 1-4 ' ' i ' ' by jfgxi , . if -V . 1 . . , , , ' , I ' ' of ' - . , , ,,, rs- . . . . . . Yagi 4 , . - v ' . . . 'I ' ,ish . If' , 1 ' x I If I Ea- at t it ' .. 5, ' 1 3 fl I, , ' 5 gy' 'ffsxfirmrttwf t ftft 1 1 E I '?I I F' ': I ' ' I P k,i',. ti . s I 5 A so 9, '- Ca, 'P tt ' Y l -.-f...J I- Q -E' 4-f . .ar ,o